HealthViva Pure Herbs Liv Care Tablet

You can take it twice a day after lunch and dinner. You can consult me through Lybrate for homoeopathic treatment and further guidance.

Yes, both the supplements are good for hair and skin health. But please consult a doctor to get your vitamins levels checked first.

LIV 52 is time tested but I suggest to add more classic formula containing barley alkali and Boerhavia diffusa, calcined iron oxide etc for error less recovery.

Dear lybrate-user, liv 52 would not provide much benefit in digestion. I assume your digestive system is weak that is why you are struggling to gain weight. Here is my tip have himalaya bael once daily take enterogermina once in 10 days increase your dairy products intake. Get minimum 8 hours sleep increase sunlight exposure. I wish you all the best.

What are your symptoms? The patient should rest in bed till the acute symptoms subside. He should not be given any solid foods for the first few days of the treatment. He may be given plenty of fresh fruits and vegetable juices. The idea is to provide a high carbohydrate based diet as the liver is infected, and minimize the strain on the liver. Suji or dalia porridge, soft custards, curd rice are other soft easy digestible foods. Fruits and vegetables are highly recommended, and can be used to prepare juices. Those like lemon, grapes, pear, tomato, carrot, beet and yes, sugarcane are preferable. Sugarcane juice, mixed with lime juice, being high carbohydrate can hasten recovery from jaundice. Half a glass of this juice, mixed with half a lime, may be given to the patient twice daily. It is, however, very essential that the juice must be pure and preferably prepared at home in a hygienic manner. Resistance is low in jaundice and any infected beverage could only make matters worse. It is also important to prepare this juice fresh each time and avoid storing it. After the severity of the decease has passed, the patient may be given a simple and well-balanced diet. The emphasis should be on fresh juicy fruits such as orange, apple, pineapple, grapes, papaya and mango, and vegetables such as spinach, fenugreek and carrots. The patient should avoid all fats like ghee, butter, cream and oils for at last two weeks and thereafter their consumption should be kept down to the minimum. Digestive disturbances must be avoided. No food with a tendency to ferment or putrefy in the lower intestines like pulses and legumes should be included in the diet. Other effective home remedy is the use of green leaves or radish (muli). The leaves should be pounded and their juice extracted. It should be strained through a clean piece of muslin before use.